FOIA precedents and the CPRA
Can a federal FOIA case serve as a precedent for a CA Public Records Act case?
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Can a federal FOIA case serve as a precedent for a CA Public Records Act case?
I am interested in finding out whether the police blotter on college campuses is public record. Are there any case…
I submitted a CPRA request to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and received some satisfaction. There are some items…
My question is to what elements of a coroner’s report to we have access?
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I am news producer at a television station. One of our city councilmen, recently died.
Under the public records act,…
My city’s Code Enforcement department has many pages of complaints about the building in which I’m living. I am collecting…
An agency that I am requesting info from is pressing to know “what am I looking for”, e.g. why I…
At the Metropolitan Transit System there is a practice of giving the Board of Directors copies of internal audit reports,…
The Sheriff’s Office refused to provide me with a copy of their Police Report about a shooting. I stated that…